Explore event venues in Tyrol

On the lookout for the ideal event venue for your gathering in Tyrol? Amidst the breathtaking mountain world of the Alps, a unique blend of alpine and urban contrasts awaits — a picture-perfect backdrop for conferences with a vision. Combined with the crisp alpine air, this setting is sure to boost your event participants' creativity, inspiration, and productivity.

Discover the perfect setting for your event

Extraordinary events deserve an exceptional setting. For a luxurious conference stay in the heart of Innsbruck, the elegant 4-star hotel AC Hotel by Marriott Innsbruck is an excellent choice. At the Aqua Dome, experience the perfect balance of relaxation, adventure, and professional conference facilities, blurring the lines between a business stay and a spa holiday. For a truly memorable experience, consider meeting in one of Tyrol’s landmarks: the world-famous Bergisel ski jump, which has served as the scene of the Winter Olympics three times, could be the backdrop for your next event.

Premier event venues in Tyrol

Explore our curated selection of outstanding event spaces, conference hotels, and event centres in Tyrol. With Konflinx, you can discover, compare, and book the region’s most popular event venues online in just a few clicks.

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Innrain 3, Innsbruck
State-of-the-art event spaces featuring impressive views of Innsbruck’s historic centre, an exclusive wellness and spa area, and outstanding service — the centrally located 4-star hotel Das Innsbruck is an event venue for those who love the exceptional. There is a choice of four modern boardrooms and conference rooms with room sizes ranging from 15 sqm to 100 sqm, which can accommodate events with up to 80 attendees. The hotel further offers three dining halls for culinary events, a wellness area, a restaurant, a fireplace lounge with a bar, and 115 elegant rooms and suites.
Number of Beds:
116
Number of conference rooms:
4
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Olympiastraße 41, 6020 Tirol, Innsbruck
The Tivoli Hotel Innsbruck is a modern 3-star hotel located in the heart of Innsbruck. Its extraordinary architecture is sure to catch the eye of passers-by, yet it harmoniously blends into its surroundings. Featuring four event spaces for up to 80 people, a wellness and fitness area, a restaurant, a bistro and bar, and a selection of 159 modern rooms, suites, and apartments, this city hotel is the perfect venue for hosting successful corporate events.
Number of Beds:
159
Number of conference rooms:
7
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The charming 5-star hotel Tennerhof in Kitzbühel offers an exclusive ambience for events. Meetings with up to 15 guests can be hosted in the Herrenzimmer boardroom, while the hotel's restaurants provide the ideal setting for culinary events and company parties. The Tennerhof offers one boardroom, three restaurants, a bar, a wellness area, and 49 rooms, suites, and apartments.
Number of Beds:
39
Number of conference rooms:
1
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Oberlängenfeld 140, Längenfeld
The seminar and spa hotel Aqua Dome is located in the middle of the Ötztal Alps in Längenfeld, Tyrol and offers first-class conference facilities with the finest wellness holidays. A choice of 18 different, state-of-the-art event spaces for tailor-made incentives and team building offers
Number of Beds:
200
Number of conference rooms:
18
Maximum dining capacity:
200
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Goldriedstraße 15, Matrei in Osttirol
The family-owned Hotel Goldried at the heart of the Hohe Tauern National Parl makes it easy to create a balance between a professional conference experience, adventurous activities, and well-deserved relaxation. In addition to four event spaces, the 3-star hotel offers a wellness and spa area, two restaurants, two bars, and tastefully furnished rooms.
Number of conference rooms:
4
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Bergiselweg 3, Innsbruck
The Bergiselschanze in Innsbruck offers a truly eventful event location. Inspiration and zest for action are in the air around the world-famous ski jump, which has already hosted the Olympic Winter Games three times. A unique ambience in which seminars and company events with up to 120 people reach unimagined heights. The unique experience is rounded off by an adventurous supporting program.
Number of conference rooms:
5
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Exclusive design, an impressive view of the Tyrolean Alps, and state-of-the-art infrastructure — the Austria Trend Hotel Congress Innsbruck is a highly popular event venue for good reason. The in-house event zone comprises three elegant function rooms flooded with daylight, which — thanks to flexible room sizes ranging from 55 sqm to 210 sqm — can accommodate events with 10 to 210 participants.
Number of Beds:
106
Number of conference rooms:
5
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Adamgasse 8, Innsbruck
Having been family-owned for over 100 years, the 4-star Hotel Sailer appeals to guests with its unique combination of traditional cosiness, modern facilities, and mouth-watering cuisine. Whether it be a team meeting, a presentation, a business lunch, or a Christmas party — the Hotel Sailer’s ten event spaces offer the ideal setting for events of all kinds with up to 60 attendees. High-quality catering is provided by the renowned in-house gourmet restaurant. Boasting a choice of nine room types, the 88 rooms and suites at Hotel Sailer promise a restful night's sleep.
Number of Beds:
87
Number of conference rooms:
10
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Welcoming conference rooms, revitalising moments of relaxation, and mouth-watering culinary delights: At the 4-star superior hotel Das Kaiserblick in Ellmau, a royal setting filled with unforgettable moments awaits you. The hotel's pleasant event zone consists of a break foyer and two meeting rooms measuring 48 sqm each, which can be combined into a 96 sqm conference hall if desired. Das Kaiserblick further offers a wellness and spa area, a gourmet restaurant, a bar, and 50 luxurious rooms, suites, and studio apartments.
Number of conference rooms:
3
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Salurner Str. 15, Innsbruck
Experience the unique blend of alpine charm, Mediterranean flair, and Austrian hospitality that defines the AC Hotel by Marriott Innsbruck. Featuring four versatile event spaces that can accommodate anywhere from 10 to 300 guests, 187 elegant hotel rooms and suites, a chic lounge, and a modern fitness and wellness area, this elegant 4-star hotel in the heart of Innsbruck leaves nothing to be desired.
Number of Beds:
187
Number of conference rooms:
8

Experience Tyrol

In Tyrol, diversity reigns supreme. Beyond function rooms and event spaces, a variety of adventurous experiences, summit bliss, cultural treasures, and culinary delights await. It’s no wonder Tyrol is one of the leading tourist destinations; the province is both an adventure playground and a place of peace and quiet. A strong focus on regeneration and sustainability in all areas of life ensures that this will continue to be the case in the future.

In between nature and culture

While Tyrol is known for its magnificent mountain world, the region also boasts a diverse cultural scene. Innsbruck, the provincial capital, exemplifies the perfect synergy of nature and culture: while the alpine-urban metropolis offers all the advantages of a major city, it is only a 20-minute drive from its charming historical centre to the lofty heights of the Nordkette mountain range. Regardless of whether you choose to host your event in Innsbruck or another picturesque Tyrolean town, an excursion to the provincial capital should be part of any conference’s supporting programme.

Besides the city’s well-known landmark Goldenes Dachl (Golden Roof), Innsbruck has many more sights to see: Culture enthusiasts should visit the Ferdinandeum Tyrolean State Museum, the Haus der Musik concert hall, and the Audioversum, which features multimedia installations and sensory experiences. Sports fans won’t want to miss a trip to the Bergiselschanze, the famous Olympic ski jump. A breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view awaits high up in its tower, impressing even those who don’t care for sports. Brave souls have the opportunity to sit on the start bench high above the inrun themselves as part of a guided tour. For more action, visitors can rush down the ice canal at a speed of 120 km/h at the Innsbruck-Igls Olympic bobsleigh run,

The province also offers an abundance of culture outside its capital. Tyrol is home to the world’s oldest museum, located in Ambras castle, as well as the Schwaz silver mine, which is considered the largest silver mine of the late Middle Ages. Another highlight is the Swarovski Crystal Worlds, where visitors can admire the works of international artists throughout 17 chambers of wonder. Equally memorable is a tour through 007 Elements, the James Bond experience in Sölden. The film set of SPECTRE now houses interactive high-tech galleries, bringing film scenes to life and taking visitors on a truly unique journey through the movies.  In the Renaissance castle Tratzberg, history comes alive: Visitors virtually travel through time in 3D and explore an adventure area featuring a digital magic mirror and all kinds of medieval things to touch and try on.

Adventurous experiences and mountain bliss

Excursions, incentives, and team-building activities have the potential to turn any corporate event into a holistic experience that will be remembered for years to come. In Tyrol, numerous adventures for every taste await.

Outdoor enthusiasts are spoilt for choice year-round in Tyrol. During the warmer months, the countless hiking trails, via ferratas, cycling routes, and mountain bike trails winding their way through the picturesque scenery invite visitors to explore the mountain world at their leisure.

The province has made a name for itself as a winter sports destination, boasting a total of 80 ski fields with over 3,400 kilometres of slopes. Six Tyrolean ski resorts rank among the top 10 ski resorts globally, and the region’s five glacier ski regions are open throughout all seasons.

In addition to classic winter sports — such as skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, and ice skating — fast-paced fun sports that promise an even more intense adrenaline rush are becoming increasingly popular. Experiences such as air boarding, snow tubing, and snowfing guarantee plenty of action; the stunning alpine scenery is the icing on the cake.

Tyrol further offers a wide range of incentives and worthwhile excursions. A popular destination is Area 47, Austria’s largest outdoor park, which features over 35 different fun sports and outdoor experiences. The province’s numerous high ropes courses allow visitors to reach for the sky and break through mental as well as athletic limits.

Another unbeatable experience is a guided tour through the Natural Ice Palace at Hintertux Glacier, a unique natural gem. Here, underground ice chambers featuring stalactites, sparkling ice crystals, frozen waterfalls, and even a glacial lake are waiting to be explored. Particularly hardy teams can give ice swimming in the icy cold waters of the glacial lake a go.

For workshops with a fun factor, yodelling workshops, Schuhplattler courses teaching a traditional Austrian folk dance, or sled dog training courses are highly recommended.

After so much excitement, rest and relaxation should be a priority. A wellness stay in one of the region’s thermal spas, such as the Aqua Dome, provides the ideal counterbalance to daily business and demanding conferences.

Culinary highlights

Somewhere between highly productive working days and adventurous experiences in the Tyrolean mountains, the energy reserves of event attendees need to be recharged. Fortunately, Tyrol’s regional cuisine offers a wealth of hearty delicacies, served with heartfelt hospitality.

With the Alpine cuisine having gained an excellent reputation and finding its way into gourmet kitchens, visitors can now enjoy authentic Tyrolean specialities not only in traditional inns or rustic alpine huts. Nowadays, the finest regional specialities are served at both traditional taverns and modern gourmet restaurants all over the province, which have been awarded a total of 177 Gault & Millau toques. One highlight in Tyrol’s hospitality scene is Austria’s highest coffeehouse, where guests are treated to culinary delights at 3,440 metres above sea level.

With traditional dishes and hearty home-style cooking remaining an integral part of Tyrol’s regional culture, many recipes have been passed down through generations. Be sure to taste authentic meals such as Tyrolean Kaspressknödel, which are traditional cheese and bread dumplings, the popular Tyrolean Gröstl — a bacon, onion, and potato fry-up typically served with a fried egg — or the stuffed pasta Schlutzkrapfen, also known as Tyrolean ravioli. The crowning glory of any Tyrolean meal is a glass of the region’s excellent Schnaps or brandy, usually enjoyed as a digestif.